Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-19
THE SEMI WEEKLY WORLD
IDAHO
The peach and almond trees are in bloom IL

<<o tnus lar Oh tne piuihhSc VI ~ 1coi-Ui
peacock.
a panther eleven feet long and weighin
three hundred pounds was killed recently nea
Shingletown, Cal.
A Chinaman who recently left San Fran
cisco, Cal, on a steamer for home took Will
him his Peruvian wife,
Ten ishing-smacks arrived at Pensacola
Fla, last Tuesday, with 1900 red snappers
weighing Ill, 200 pounds.
widow of Pennsylvania railroad mar
has built for herself residence OF fifty-tw'
rooms, one for each week in the year.
There have been forty snow-storms in Rut
land, VT, and vicinity this winter, and sleigh
ing has lasted one hundred days continuously
In Japan paper is made OF substance
known as ''marine alge." 1t is strong, aud
SO transparent that 1t can be used in place OF
glass.
young mas walked seven miles In Colum'
bia county, New York, a few DAYS ago, to ask a
maiden to 20 sleigh riding with him, and was
refused
Twenty ostriches are on their way from the
colony of Natal, South Africa, 10 California.
They will be placed on the ostrich farm near
Ansheim.
4 PITTSBURGH justice OF the peace VINO o'eu
wednesday married over 'nrec 'aousano
couples during his twenty five years Of service
As justice
Craig yrolliver has reformed, and IL now .
deputy sheriff. For years he was a leader OF
one OF inc gangs Oh uesperaaoes ~ rowan
sonny' A
seas arc very oesuuc'iVe Oh hsn' espec'aiiy
herring OF "hich 'hef consume great qsn'',
t'es' iu'i-sfo"n sea- reaunes 70" fo""u' VI
hsh quay LOT hs iood'
An 0ld-time Montana frelghter is responsible
Tor the statement tha' during nara winter
living catue VIA cav ueau ones nc ms s''N
eaen' 10 0iien, he says
Floral decorations OF the San Francisco din
ine-room are orange trees. laurels, palms, and
trcc-ferns For table nter-pieces are pepper
plants, hyacnths, palm grass and cinerarla
In Boston, 1t IL stated the arrests made foi
serious ofeoses committed on the highway has
shown "a very marked railing on IN number
since Tue electric iiRht Tor street purposes was
introduced
At recent ball IN Mobile, Ala, a gentleman
wore the swalow-tail coat In which he wa,
married fifteen years ago which seventeen
other bridegrooms had worn, and which had
sisat duty at forty-tlree weddings.
In an old valise belonging TO o. o. Putney,
a miner who was killed by an avalanche nj
ilsx Horse, Idaho, were found some faded Low,
latters, a few bones, and a note saying II
wish these bones buried with me.n
A snake started to cross Main street in orlan
do. Fla. the other day when a butcher bird
saw him and sweoped down on him. The FIRST
peek took out one eye a few more the other
eye and the blind reptile was left writhing il
the sand until citizen killed him.
Berry TAYLOR. who died recently In New
port XIV. had a profound admiration TO,
actors and actresses and spent much none,
In entertaining them. He is said to have dis
posed Of over $780, 900 In this way, and befor,
MA death Il was necessary to have A Guardian
TO keep him from squahdering his entir,
fortune.
One OF the most nyeterate clrarctte-smok.
rrs Ia Cali Canada "a .vear-od who mao,
apy paper he can se, hold Of Ia which TO rol.
mis- tobacco. The other evening he went INT
mis- mothers room in the dark and picking M
a niece Of paper from the bureau rolled
cigarette, ana had burned two-thrds OF II be
fore a was disceyered he was smoking A sl0bln
.t,owl,,,n Schools or. common Il, a.,
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name il AN apnroprlate one as Il ia The cus.
tom for the uuplls TO study their lessons aloud
The idea prevails that children can only study
aloud. The same custom prevails in China
There whenever pupn stons bowline.n his
study,
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.ho,tl.s nlacea In s,ccession ovor IN. nor,
bitten II Is said that the green poison could
be mainly seen AS II was beine drawn into the
bottles. The horse recovered
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